Where do you stand? page 4

[canuck416]

*eyeroll*

Gag me with a fork.

Another intelligent, well articulated response from the right.

[catdance62]

Mine was Gary Johnson. Who the heck is Gary Johnson anyway?

[PHaselow]

Mine was Gary Johnson. Who the heck is Gary Johnson anyway?

Mine, too! I had to look him up. Maybe our two votes will change things?

[PHaselow]

I don't really care where or if someone worships. I just have a hard time taking folks who believe in sacred undergarments seriously.

What about lucky drawers? Barack Obama has lucky underwear. Actually, I don't know if he does, but it would make for an interesting dilemma.

[BONZ]

Imagine that, I'm 95% with Gary Johnson and 83% with the Libertarian party.

Notable mentions:

76% Virgil Goode (who the hell is that?)
72% Mitt Romney (I seriously doubt that)
37% Jill Stein (Domestic.....?)
37% Rocky Anderson (Who?)
34% Barack Obama (That seems a bit high...)
49% With the amorphous American Voter....?

83% Libertarian, sounds about right....
75% Republican, that's total horse shit....
43% Democrat, too much me thinks....
41% Green, oh hell no!

[annedawso]

It will be another round of less regulation resulting in more Wall Street and corporate control of government policy - a drift further into corporatism, lower still taxes resulting in reductions in infrastructure, R&D and educational investments, but there will be increased military spending. He is surrounded by neo-cons and ex Bush influencers, so if he wins expect an aggressive military and foreign policy posture and ultimately higher deficits because tax revenues are already at historically low rates (their true belief regarding the deficit was articulated by Cheney who said "deficits don't matter" before invading Iraq and Afghanistan while reducing taxes). There will be an explosion in oil, gas and coal production which will positively impact job creation in the carbon energy industries within state and local economies, but the increased volume will not be for local consumption as all oil goes into the world reserves and is priced on the world market (for example the proposed pipeline moving oil from Canada to the Gulf goes into the world market and is not delivering oil specific to the US). Alternative energy will not be a priority and will whither, leaving the industry to the Chinese to dominate. The environmental protection agency will be gutted as they see environmental regulation as unnecessary and a hindrance to economic growth.

Similar to the UK in that the bankers do what they want with very little regulation.
i can see why rich individuals may vote for him but cant see any benefit for the average voter.
in the UK they have reduced taxes for the rich while the working and middle classes have ended up paying more plus they have cut help to the most vulnerable in society - the disabled. However they put such a spin on it and with a right wing press they seem to be able to get away with it.

[Saoirse]

crazy. i don't know who this Jill Stein person is.

Jill Stein on domestic policy, foreign policy, social, healthcare, and immigration issues 79%

Gary Johnsonon domestic policy, foreign policy, economic, immigration, and social issues 66%

Barack Obamaon foreign policy, social, science, and immigration issues 64%

Rocky Anderson on foreign policy and social issues 55%

Mitt Romney on science issues 51%

Virgil Goodeon economic issues 57%


85% Democratic

68% Green

64% Libertarian

54% Republican

[Grok]

ANSWER KEY

[Grok]

110% Benjamin Tucker
85% Mikhail Bakunin

Have not heard of either of these two, but did a quick search on Tucker and I was impressed with his "four monopolies".

[RitaRose]

89% Gary Johnson (not surprising since I'm a Libertarian)
69% Jill Stein (I'll have to look her up - sounds interesting)
68% Barack Obama (mostly on environmental)
66% Mitt Romney (though I guarantee we disagree on the whole underwear thing)

62% Nevada voters
60% American voters